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King Kma-24h Audio Panel P/n 066-1055-65 on 2040-parts.com

US $135.00
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Shaftsbury, Vermont, US

Shaftsbury, Vermont, US
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King KMA 24H-65 Audio Control Panel 


This audio panel is in great condition and was working when removed. Sold as is. 

P/N 066-1055-65
S/N 65317
28 Volt 

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Returns accepted if unit is not as pictured. 

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